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E-bikes faster than 28 mph would require insurance, registration under bill passed by Illinois lawmakers
Illinois lawmakers passed a bill requiring insurance, registration, and driver's licenses for high-speed e-bikes and e-scooters over 28 mph, classifying them as motor vehicles starting January 1, 2027. The legislation also prohibits these devices on bike paths and lanes and subjects riders to drunk driving laws.
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